TWO DEBT-FREE SINGAPORE STOCKS WITH >6% DIVIDEND YIELDS FINALLY REVEALED!

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Dear readers, in this post, I am going to announce two Singapore stocks which are debt-free with each yielding a dividend yield of more than 6%!

First, Avi-Tech Electronics with a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.19%. The stock yields an annual dividend yield of 6.21%.

Second, Duty Free International which with a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.65% commands a very respectable dividend yield of 8.87%. Join the emailing list to receive regular Financial and Singapore stocks newsletters too! Like" me on Singapore Stocks Investing Facebook page to receive all posts on your Facebook as well as read more articles. Follow me on Twitter too.

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